Rebecca Means began working with CPI in August of 2001. Since that time she has been the principle investigator of two projects, including a current three year study assessing mangement plans and conservation strategies for ephemeral ponds and ephemeral pond breeding amphibians. She is a co-principle investigator on a project assessing the amphibian response to augmented wetlands in SJRWMD and is actively involved in environmental education.

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CPI Publications:

Meegan, Rebecca P. 2007. Management Strategies for Florida’s Ephemeral Ponds and Pond-Breeding Amphibians. Second Annual Report to the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission. 23 pp.

Meegan, Rebecca P. 2006. Management Plans and Conservation Strategies for Ephemeral Pond Breeding Amphibians in Florida. First Annual Report to the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission. 19 pp.

Means, Ryan C. and Meegan, Rebecca P. 2005. Assessment of Amphibian Response to Wetlands Augmentation. Third Annual Report to the St. Johns Water Management District. 53 pp.

Means, Ryan C. and Meegan, Rebecca P. 2004. Assessment of Amphibian Response to Wetlands Augmentation. Second Annual Report to the St. Johns Water Management District. 43 pp.

Means, Ryan C. and Meegan, Rebecca P. 2003. Assessment of Amphibian Response to Wetlands Augmentation. First Annual Report to the St. Johns Water Management District. 48 pp.

Meegan, Rebecca P. 2003. A survey for the southern hognose snake (Heterodon simus) in the Munson Sandhills of the Apalachicola National Forest. Final report to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. 16 pp.